Class of 2023 Rankings: Newcomers Part Two

Class of 2023 Rankings: Newcomers Part Two By Michael Wholey 5/6/22 6:00 PM EST We released an updated ranking for the class of 2023 this week. Let's take a look at part two of the class of 2023 Newcomers!   You can take a look at the Class of 2023 Rankings <a href="https://prepgirlshoops.com/florida/rankings/2023-rankings/">HERE</a>: [player_tooltip player_id="400790" first="Camryn" last="Robinson"] (Nease HS / FGB) 5'6 Guard Overall Rank: 127 Robinson established herself as one of the top players in St Johns county and was extremely consistent offensively for Nease. Robinson was used in multiple ways for a talented Nease squad, taking on point guard duties, establishing herself as a steady number two option on the offensive end averaging 15+ points per game while knocking down 2+ 3s per game. Not just an offensive threat, Robinson consistently took on guarding the other team's best player and did a good job getting in passing lanes and applying ball pressure, averaging 3.1 steals per game. [player_tooltip player_id="411661" first="Jayla" last="Washington"] (Lennard HS / The Compound) 6'2 Center Overall Rank: 164 Got a chance to see Washington at the 2022 Sunshine State Showdown. Where post players are few and far in between these days, Washington was a solid and consistent presence in the post. She did a good job on both the offensive and defensive boards, moves well for her size, and when she wasn't blocking shots, she did a good job deterring shots.   [player_tooltip player_id="422728" first="Sara" last="Williams"] (All Saints Academy) 5'6 Guard Overall Rank: 167 Williams was one of the top scorers in the Junior class during the 2021-22 season for All Saints Academy. Leading All Saints to an impressive 13-2 record, Williams averaged 23.6 points per game, including multiple 40-point games.   Ty'Asia Childs (OBC 11th) 5'8 Wing Overall Rank: 168 Childs was impressive at the 2022 Sunshine State Showdown, serving as the Orlando Basketball Club go-to scorer for their 11th grade squad. The 5'8 Wing played multiple positions. She put the ball to the floor aggressively, attacking from the wing and baseline, getting into the paint and scoring at the rim.   [player_tooltip player_id="397969" first="Jordyn" last="Chin-You"] (Nova HS / FGB Running Rebels) 5'11 Forward Overall Rank: 192 5'11 Wing/Forward [player_tooltip player_id="397969" first="Jordyn" last="Chin-You"] was a go-to player for Nova this season. She has a big frame for a hybrid wing/forward and does a good job rebounding from the perimeter, mixing it up in the paint and attacking the rim off 1-2 bounces to score in the paint.   [player_tooltip player_id="400753" first="Lynn" last="Reith"] (Holy Trinity / East Coast United) 5'6 Guard Overall Rank: 220 Reith was a bright spot for Holy Trinity this season, establishing herself as a consistent double digit scorer, averaging 11.5 points to go along with 4.1 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 3.6 steals per game. A lot of her damage was done from the outside, shooting 34% from 3 and making just under two 3-pointers per game. She continued that hot outside shooting into travel ball and was one of the leaders of the East Coast United 2023 Richardson team that won their bracket at the 2022 Sunshine State Showdown due to her ability to knock down open 3s.   [player_tooltip player_id="400752" first="Katelyn" last="Hagy"] (Eau Gallie / East Coast United) 6'0 Wing Overall Rank: 221 Hagy is a big wing/forward who averaged a double-double this season for Eau Gallie (11.6 points and 10.2 rebounds). She was very good all season, logging big time minutes, playing most of the game and impacting the game on both ends. She recorded double digit rebounds in 14 games and double-digit points in 17 of 25 games. Many of her top performances came early in the season in November when she went for 12 and 12 vs Rockledge, 13 points and 15 rebounds vs Merritt Island, 15 points and 15 rebounds vs Melbourne Central Catholic, and 15 points and 13 rebounds vs Bayside. About Class of 2023 Rankings This is the first update of the 2023 rankings in 2022. We have taken a look at players performance and potential with both their High School and Travel teams. If there is a player that not included in the rankings or you feel is not ranked properly, please email us at <a href="mailto:WholeyPrepHoops@gmail.com">WholeyPrepHoops@gmail.com</a> and include Name, Height, Position, HS, Travel team, any stats available and any video available. Our goal is to cover the entire state, but we are well aware that we have not seen everyone in the state and those that we have seen, we have not seen all of them equally the same amount of time and games. About Our Rankings Prep Girls Hoops prospect rankings have been compiled by our staff with input from high school, club and college coaches from across the state. Players are ranked on their status as a college prospect. We aim to expand and update our prospects rankings 2-4 times per year to continue to maintain the most comprehensive, accurate prospect rankings in the country.   Michael Wholey is Prep Girls Hoops Florida Senior Scout and oversees the Florida rankings along with other contributing members and writers for @PGHFlorida. You can email Michael Wholey at <a href="mailto:WholeyPrepHoops@gmail.com">WholeyPrepHoops@gmail.com</a> or DM him on Twitter or Instagram @WholeyPrepHoops.